SAG Award-winning "Sopranos" actor Matt Servitto will join Keir Dullea in the Keen Company production of Robert Anderson's I Never Sang for My Father.

Drama Desk nominee Jonathan Silverstein stages the 1968 play that will run March 23-May 1 on Theatre Row. Wiltsie Bridge Productions co-produces the engagement.

Dullea will appear as Tom Garrison with Servitto as his son Gene. Additional casting will be announced shortly.

Anderson's 1968 play, according to Keen Company, "explores one son's struggle to balance his own happiness with the needs of his aging parents, and his yearning for a closer relationship with the father he cannot change. Gene Garrsion is a grown man with a successful career, but when his parents arrive for a visit, he finds himself in that awkward position of feeling like a child again. When tragedy strikes, Gene is forced to examine his responsibility to himself and his family in new ways."

In addition to his well-known film roles in "2001, A Space Odyssey" and "2010, The Year We Make Contact," Dullea has appeared on stage in Butterflies Are Free, Dr. Cook's Garden, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof and P. S. Your Cat Is Dead! Additional screen appearances include "The Thin Red Line," "Bunny Lake is Missing," "Channing," "The Eleventh Hour," "De Sade" and "Hoodlum Priest."